You got a whole lot of things oo! But I don’t know is it not more expensive to ship things form Nigerian?? The Garth that spilt is still okay , I would still use them if it was me 😅
Ahahah😆😃 I already disposed the garri, I was too skeptical to eat it🙈 Yeah, for me its cheaper getting the food stuffs from Nigeria 'in bulk' cos African groceries here are ridiculously expensive. Thanks for watching sis. You're the best!😘❣
Pls did you ship them on the day you fly or when you reach Canada . Cos I was planning to fly next month and I was scared of removing stuffs at airport cos my load is a lot I could like you to enlight me more on how to ship them
Hi Jennifer, thanks for watching. In this video; th-cam.com/video/qMHZVHG4oTs/w-d-xo.html I talked about the price breakdown for those fees. I hope it helps❣
@@joyandpeacefullaughter5307 Hi, I leave it in the ziploc bag and store in my freezer. It stays fresh that way. Also, I'll be showing how I preserve these foodstuffs from naija in another video coming soon. Stay tune.
@@Tinuola I just watched this video of all the food items from Nigeria. Oh my God that was huge. I wish I could do that one day. It's truly best to get African food stuff from Nigeria. The iru is bae, can't cook local dishes without iru. And also luv ponmo kika, chaiii I miss home. Thanks for showing us this ❤.
I eventually didn't throw it away, I did wash & oven dry and it came out nice. Thanks for suggesting btw. I'll keep it in mind to do a comparison video😊❣
Hello dear Hope you’re doing well Just was watching this and just wanted to ask if you were required a permit to get food I’m also in Canada actually and want some food from back home I can’t find in African grocery here and I don’t shop a lot once in 2/3 months bc so expensive. My mom wants to send me some food I haven’t ate for years but i always have to wait for someone to travel here and i have more people from us and Europ then here also bc I heard you can’t sell food to Canada. Thanks for the video and impatiently waiting for your answer thanks. Stay blessed
Hi Nana, thanks for watching. You don't need a permit for personal food items, however, if you're sending a huge quantity for resale purpose, you might need to register a business. Its easier than you think to send food from Nigeria to Canada, as there are now lots of logistics companies for shipping your items. So you just need someone to buy and take the items to the shipping company then you will receive here in Canada from a clearing company you'll be referred to. I have 2 other videos on this topic, feel free to check them out on the channel. I hope this helps 🧡
@@Tinuola Hi thanks for your reply First of all sorry I meant to send to sell Secondly it’s just for me and my family There are specific I can’t find from my country. I’m not from Nig by the way , we do have some food similarities but not all. Oh okay. Thanks and yes sure it did. God bless you and you have a great night.
Hi Samuel, I'm not sure if they ship directly to Jamaica since I only use their service for Canada but you can contact the shipping companies to ask. Also I know people in naija use their local post office to ship items to different countries.
I love what I saw, please can I get they customer care phone number, I really want to ship to Canada, but getting the cheapest price is an issue, your price 84,000 for 40kg is okay. Thank and God bless
You got a whole lot of things oo! But I don’t know is it not more expensive to ship things form Nigerian?? The Garth that spilt is still okay , I would still use them if it was me 😅
Ahahah😆😃 I already disposed the garri, I was too skeptical to eat it🙈
Yeah, for me its cheaper getting the food stuffs from Nigeria 'in bulk' cos African groceries here are ridiculously expensive.
Thanks for watching sis. You're the best!😘❣
I can supply for you
Great video, very enlightening. It was interesting ❤️❤️❤️✨👌🏽
Thanks for watching Clare. I'm glad you found it enlightening❣
Thanks for sharing. 👏👏That was definitely a looooot! It's so worth it.
It is Kewe. Thanks for watching ❣
Me looking for shipping options and came across your video. Nice page you’ve here.
New Subbie.
Oh I'm glad Catherine. Thanks alot!❣
Hi Tinuola, not sure I can find the shipping details in the description, could you help?
Tofar logistics: +234 701 515 9056
Your Skin ooooo
Popping like popcorn!!!!!
What!!!
I am here from the skin and any other thing.
New sub here/ future Canadian immigrant (IJN)
Wow, thank you so much Favour. I love your vibe! Canada can't wait to have you. All the best dear.❣
Pls did you ship them on the day you fly or when you reach Canada . Cos I was planning to fly next month and I was scared of removing stuffs at airport cos my load is a lot I could like you to enlight me more on how to ship them
I ship them whenever I need foodstuffs in Canada. Someone helps me send them in Nigeria.
Hi, can I get a price breakdown please? What you spent as shipping fee from Nigeria, customs fee all fees included please...
Hi Jennifer, thanks for watching. In this video; th-cam.com/video/qMHZVHG4oTs/w-d-xo.html
I talked about the price breakdown for those fees. I hope it helps❣
Wow you are so lucky...that’s a lot of food stuff.
Ikr!
Tinu😍😍😍😍😍
I enjoyed watching this even as I am not part of the target audience😂.......yet
BTW I love your shirt🥰
Aww, this is so encouraging! Thanks Titi, much appreciated. 😊😘♥️♥️
p.s. that's my fav shirt lol
Please you said you put the company mame but you didn't and their contact too please
Sorry about that. Tofar logistics +234 802 587 9897
You can ship in Knorr chicken from Nigeria. It has to be in powder form tho.
Yes, someone told me the same. Cool. Will try that method next time I ship. Thanks much
Great job sis. Please what cargo company did you use
Tofar logistics
Thank you Sis. Please can i get their contact too ? Please help me am in South America to call them now help please
@@lydianyarkoh363 +234 701 515 9056
Like the fish u can wash it hot water and put it in the oven
Thanks for the suggestion Freda, I did that already and it came out nice.❣
which site did you order from?
It's not a site. I got the items from Akure market.
It’s the man lying about traffic for me😂😂😂😂😂
Ahahah 😆😆😅 ikr?! That was the highlight
Hello Tinu,please what is the name of the shipping company you used to cargo your item
Tofar logistics
@@Tinuola does Tofar ship from Lagos?
@@LoisEnaohwo yes
I feel like grabbing them from you😊😊😊. Nice video. Pls was the shipping by Air or sea?
😆😆😅
It's by air
New suber here 😘😘😘
Yaay!!🤸🏾♂️🤸🏾♂️ You're the best!❤
A new subscriber here.. Great video
You're welcome Favour! Much love❣❣
@@Tinuola 😍😍
How did you order?!?
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How did you purchase the goods from Nigeria?
My mum buys from the market and sends them.
With regards to the fish, Tell them to ask the seller to dry the fish like cat fish or Agbogo... then you soak in hot water before cooking
Yes, I later learnt how to preserve it better. Thanks for the suggestion 😊
@@Tinuola how do you preserve it?
@@joyandpeacefullaughter5307 Hi, I leave it in the ziploc bag and store in my freezer. It stays fresh that way. Also, I'll be showing how I preserve these foodstuffs from naija in another video coming soon. Stay tune.
Thanks for your support on my channel sis 😘💕❤.
Much love❣
@@Tinuola I just watched this video of all the food items from Nigeria. Oh my God that was huge. I wish I could do that one day. It's truly best to get African food stuff from Nigeria. The iru is bae, can't cook local dishes without iru. And also luv ponmo kika, chaiii I miss home. Thanks for showing us this ❤.
@@funmyte ahahah 😃😆 ikr!
@@Tinuola 😀
Please do a comparison. Hope you didn't throw the fish away. Just wash and oven dry. Cheers.
I eventually didn't throw it away, I did wash & oven dry and it came out nice. Thanks for suggesting btw. I'll keep it in mind to do a comparison video😊❣
In this video; th-cam.com/video/qMHZVHG4oTs/w-d-xo.html
I talked about the comparison. I hope this helps ❣
Hello dear
Hope you’re doing well
Just was watching this and just wanted to ask if you were required a permit to get food I’m also in Canada actually and want some food from back home I can’t find in African grocery here and I don’t shop a lot once in 2/3 months bc so expensive. My mom wants to send me some food I haven’t ate for years but i always have to wait for someone to travel here and i have more people from us and Europ then here also bc I heard you can’t sell food to Canada. Thanks for the video and impatiently waiting for your answer thanks. Stay blessed
Hi Nana, thanks for watching. You don't need a permit for personal food items, however, if you're sending a huge quantity for resale purpose, you might need to register a business. Its easier than you think to send food from Nigeria to Canada, as there are now lots of logistics companies for shipping your items. So you just need someone to buy and take the items to the shipping company then you will receive here in Canada from a clearing company you'll be referred to. I have 2 other videos on this topic, feel free to check them out on the channel. I hope this helps 🧡
@@Tinuola Hi thanks for your reply
First of all sorry I meant to send to sell
Secondly it’s just for me and my family
There are specific I can’t find from my country.
I’m not from Nig by the way , we do have some food similarities but not all.
Oh okay. Thanks and yes sure it did. God bless you and you have a great night.
@@nanairma9582 Alright. I'm glad!
How much to ship it
Depends on size. I shared more details here
th-cam.com/video/bE94KvUmZL4/w-d-xo.html
Love this. I will definitely be doing this soon. Canada food is not palatable to new comers please
Ahahaha 🤣🤣please do, it's not at all! I glad you enjoyed watching!
So please this 40kgs cost how much in total sister
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We want to know oo please the cost
Depends on size. I shared more details here
th-cam.com/video/bE94KvUmZL4/w-d-xo.html
How did your family preserve iru for shipping?
They bought it fresh from market in a plastic bucket, kept it refrigerated and sent it. It could withstand the 7 days of shipping without going bad.
@@Tinuola thank you. So it’s is fresh and not dried?
@@reyrey8353 exactly
Abeg I Dey Caribbean Jamaica 🇯🇲,how can they ship to me and cost
Hi Samuel, I'm not sure if they ship directly to Jamaica since I only use their service for Canada but you can contact the shipping companies to ask. Also I know people in naija use their local post office to ship items to different countries.
@@Tinuola
Thanks for the prompt reply Atinuké , I done tire for Jerk chicken here oooo lol
Lool😆😅 I actually eat Jerk chicken here, and love it!
I'm coming for some food stuff babe
Ahahaha 🤣🤣its running out, be quick!
Kpanla is Stock fish
Yasss
Pls do you have an email one can easily reach you on ?
I love what I saw, please can I get they customer care phone number, I really want to ship to Canada, but getting the cheapest price is an issue, your price 84,000 for 40kg is okay. Thank and God bless
Hi, their price has increased ever since. But in this video, I shared 4 companies with contact details.
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